RICHMOND, Va. – Richmond Ivy SC finished their regular season series with Annapolis Blues FC on Wednesday evening, the road matchup finishing in a 2-2 draw at Navy Marine Stadium. The Richmond Ivy converted on chances in the 31st and 71st minutes during the midweek matchup, but two late goals from Annapolis gave way to the draw.
Richmond struck early and struck first when Jill Flammia found the back of the net, receiving a pass from Emerson Moore and placing the ball in the back right corner of the net in the 31st minute. After a break in the action, Olivia Woodson would double the Ivy’s advantage in the 71st minute, as the Richmond native used her speed and finesse to create an opportunity for a 2-0 lead.
Annapolis Blues were led by team captain Zoe Vidaurre, whose 85th-minute volley knotted the score at two apiece.
Breaking Down The Action
- The Ivy threatened early in Wednesday’s contest, but Emerson Moore was unable to convert in the fourth minute.
- A foul on Maci Landel gave way to a free kick just outside the box in the 8th minute, but the Ivy could not cash in.
- Goalkeeper Logan Marks corralled a shot from outside the box in the 13th minute, squashing a Blues offensive opportunity.
- Taryn Chance found an opportunity in the 16th minute by finding the Annapolis goalkeeper out of position, but she could not finish.
- A 22nd-minute tip-save from Marks gives the Richmond native her second save of the evening.
- The Ivy get on the board in the 31st minute, as Jill Flammia placed a ball in the back right corner of the net from an Emerson Moore pass.
- Marks and the Ivy defense continue to hold strong against Annapolis pressure in the 39th minute, blocking a shot from outside the box.
- Maci Landel threatened with a corner kick in first half stoppage time, but the kick sailed over the goal.
- The Ivy entered the half with a 1-0 lead over Annapolis Blues.
- At the start of the second half, Maci Landel, Ella Stanley and Logan Marks come out for Kenley Campbell, Olivia Woodson, and Lauren Hargrove.
- Hargrove begins to make an immediate impact in the 54th minute, punching an Annapolis attempt out and corralling the rebound.
- An exchange of momentum occurs throughout the second half, with both teams exchanging shot attempts and defensive shutdowns.
- Woodson extended the Ivy lead in the 71st minute, 2-0, off a sprint down the midfield and a boot to the back left corner of the net.
- Annapolis responded to Woodson’s goal with one of their own, sneaking a ball past Hargrove in the 74th minute.
- Annapolis tied the contest with a volley from the top of the box in the 85th minute.
- Wednesday’s game ended in a 2-2 draw.
Notable Numbers
- 3: 2026 marks the club’s third season, playing their inaugural campaign in 2024.
- 4: Wednesday marked the fourth match between Richmond Ivy and Annapolis all-time.
- 4: The Ivy hold a 4-8-3 record all-time away from City Stadium.
- 7: Thursday marked Richmond’s seventh match of the season and fourth on the road.
- 7: Seven different players have scored for the Ivy as Jill Flammia, Jazmin Jackson, Maci Landel, Ava Marvin, Emerson Moore, Olivia Woodson and Sunniyah Tucker have each found the back of the net this season through seven games.
Series History
- Richmond now holds a 1-1-2 record against Annapolis Blues FC all-time.
- The two clubs last faced each other just six days ago with the Ivy earning a 3-1 win on June 4, 2026 at City Stadium.
Up Next
- The Ivy return to City Stadium to host VA Beach United FC on Saturday, June 13 at 6:30 p.m. Get your tickets today at RichmondIvy.com and follow all of the action live @RichmondIvysc on Instagram, Facebook and X (Twitter).
